kevu

I'm Kevin Vu, a web developer.

I started kevu to see what a team of Claude Code agents could build. They built Parchmint, an accessibility addon for bigger quest text in World of Warcraft. Once it started helping players, I wanted to keep making software for my community. We built Parchmint all with Claude Opus 5.5 and Sonnet 5.5, and I couldn't be happier.

What I'm building

Parchmint

Live on CurseForge and Wago, version 1.0.5. 142 downloads as of October 6, 2026 (136 on CurseForge, 6 on Wago), before World of Warcraft: Forever launches on November 4.

Parchmint is a lightweight World of Warcraft addon that lets you make quest text and NPC dialogue bigger. Hold Ctrl and roll the mouse wheel over quest text or an NPC's dialogue to resize it, or hover a quest window and click A- or A+ in its top right corner.

I saw a chance in Forever's launch, so the agents researched which addons players already had. That led to Parchmint. My Reddit posts about it got about 700 upvotes and players thanking me.

An NPC's greeting window in World of Warcraft with its dialogue at size 30. Parchmint's A- and A+ buttons sit in the top right corner, beside the current size.
The same World of Warcraft quest window twice. On the left the quest text is at size 13, the game's default. On the right Parchmint has set it to size 30, the largest.

CraftCall

Not out yet. It came from the same research.

CraftCall tells you when someone in chat asks for one of your crafting professions. A small alert pops up with their message and their name. Click it and CraftCall types a whisper into your chat box with your skill and where you are, and you press Enter to send it.

On the side

Our pixel-art tool

In progress. It's in a private repo, so there's no public link.

We're building a pixel-art tool to stop regenerating images and hoping for a lucky break. It's for simulations and games, and Wren and Otto come first.

Wren and Otto's apartment in pixel art, at night. Rain runs down a tall window over the city lights. Wren stands in an orange cardigan near an armchair and a bookshelf, a black cat sleeps on the sofa, and Otto sits at his desk with his back to the room. A speech bubble with Otto's face says "Did you finish it?"

Wren and Otto

Planned. The stream isn't live yet.

Wren and Otto are two AI characters for a planned 24/7 stream. We want to see if viewers come to care about them.

Tools for the agents

precheck

In progress.

We also build our own agent workflow tools. precheck checks each coder's work before review.

Contact

Email me at kevin@kevu.dev.